Read a review of the first Coloursound album from The Phantom Tollbooth.
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Review: Declaration
This powerful, articulate, and alarming Declaration of desperation, anger, frustration, and ardent passionate dedication to their cause makes “Declaration” by the Alarm a must for all who are troubled by the lack of control young people experience in longing to order their destiny and affect change. For those who lived through the sixties, it is a re-declaration and challenge to continue questioning and hopefully changing a society that refuses to [read more]
Review: Review: Alarm 2000 Boxed Set
Read a a hef=http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/2001-04-18/vibes_recrev.html> review of the Alarm 2000 boxed set from Creative Loafing. Publication::Publication:Creative LoAuthor::
Review: ARCC #2: The Alarm Live At The Hammersmith Palais
Album: ARCC #2: The Alarm Live At The Hammersmith Palais Release Date: Dec. ’02 Where to Buy:MPO, online This Live album captures the original The Alarm lineup at what was most likely the best “live” moment in their history. Originally a BBC Radio Show, it was recorded at The Hammersmith Palais Feb 14th, 1984 (and subsequentlybootlegged as “First Rebel Carriage” and “Live In London”). Mike Peters has painstakingly remastered recreated [read more]